Publikation: Intellectuals and politics
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By imagining their audiences, intellectuals invented and constructed the collective identities of nations and transnational communities like Europe or humankind. Four ideal types of intellectuals are outlined by describing them in their relation to politics: the intellectual as cosmopolitan ascetic; the intellectual as enlightened legislator; the intellectual as revolutionary; and the intellectual as the voice of a traumatic memory. These ideal types change over time in response to their focus of attention and their mode of communication. Because of changes in their media (from handwritten to printed books) and changes in their written language (from Latin to French and Italian, and further to vernacular languages), intellectuals were able to change views on past, present and future times. Today, they are involved in (civic) resistance but rarely in politics per se. By renewing the tension of the sacred and profane – the so-called axial-age revolution – contemporary intellectuals in Eastern Europe are decoupled from direct political power.
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GIESEN, Bernhard, 2011. Intellectuals and politics. In: Nations and Nationalism. 2011, 17(2), pp. 291-301. ISSN 1354-5078. Available under: doi: 10.1111/j.1469-8129.2011.00490.xBibTex
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